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I have a group of users that work remotely and need to access their email via the outlook web interface. I do not want allow these accounts rights to log into my LAN. We are running AD and Exchange 2003. How can I make this work?
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I was having trouble with my system. It didn?t seem like I was actually posting.
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Any servers that are accessed from the internet should be on a DMZ, not your local LAN.
That does a few things. First of all, if the server is compromised, you didn't open up your whole LAN to exposer.
Second, it keeps internet traffic from congesting your LAN.
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I have it configured like that. What I am trying to do is prevent one of these accounts from being used to log into the LAN from within the building. I just want these accounts to be able to be used remotely to get to web mail. When I try to remove local login rights for these AD user accounts then the user can?t get to the web mail. Can I create an email account without creating a domain login?
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